The normal white blood cell range is 4,500-10,000 white blood cells per micro liter. low white blood cell count is considered to be anything under 4,500 per micro liter.. Here are ten significant facts to keep in mind when it comes to your white blood cell count… 1. average wbc count. an average adult has […]
The body tries to compensate by making more blood, and as a result one ends up with too much blood (polycythaemia), whilst still showing the symptoms of anaemia. this type of anaemia may not be obvious on a blood test; it has to be suspected clinically.. Anemia is an abnormally low level of red blood […]
How to keep my blood sugar level at a healthy range? usually, diabetics will not get the normal blood sugar reading figures all the time. therefore, it is very important for you as a diabetic to keep your blood glucose levels at a steady and healthy range.in other words, you must get almost the same […]
Normally, blood glucose (bg) should stay below 140 even after a meal, but if you have diabetes, bg can rise to 200 or higher. once you get the right medications for you, you should be able to keep bg closer to 140-150 after a meal, but that may take more than one medication and sometimes […]
In some forms of secondary polycythemia, the hemoglobin or red blood cell count is perceived to be abnormally high due to an increased concentration of blood. this can happen as a result of plasma volume loss from dehydration , severe vomiting or diarrhea , or excessive sweating .. In polycythemia, the levels of hemoglobin (hgb), […]
Until 2003, a fasting blood glucose level under 110 mg/dl was considered to be normal and fasting blood glucose in the range of 110 to 125 mg/dl indicated impaired fasting glucose (ifg), or prediabetes.. One study found that people with fasting blood glucose from 110–125 (within the official “prediabetic” range) had already lost up to […]
